Anyone identify this old beast?

[EML]

I'm sure it was a CL, Honda went CB for road, CM for street, CL for scrambler and SL for full house trailie dream bike. I always thought the CL350 was a girly looking thing (sorry Alison & co.)   too much like a pommy scrambler from Triumph etc... but would still love one today-funny how things change with some miles under the tyres.
The C50 was the step-thru and is still made today- somewhere in the world.

[MX?]

Is this the beast?

[EML]

Shite MX I nearly messed meself - Thats the old girl alright. Where did you find her? I suppose Honda has a site of all the old models and am I right in the model designations?
Thanks for the blast from past.
Will you be at the nats this week end?

[DR]

well thar ya go..a CL50..I've led a sheltered life obviously looks like a beast!

[EML]

There ya go Doc, you can learn every day. Mine was exactly like that except the pipe was cut off before the silencer and I made a spray paint can into a reso/muffler. The g/box was weird, 1st was realllly low and if yu went further than 2 yards it wouldn't go into second. No synchros??? Most likely had the same ratios as the scooter except for first as she was a trailie.
It's like finding a photo of my first girlfriend.

[MX?]

'mazing what you can find on the interweb.
Fuel economy was pretty good eh?
Now all you have to do is find one and restore it.
Nope, you won't find me at the Nats......be doing my bit to help the country along.

[EML]

yep, along with an XR200 '84(rebore), a DR350(g/box), my Wasp will need a going over again at the end of the yr, the XTZ750 is looking sad and lonely, my daughters GTMX80 needs the crank doing and the cook wants the outside of the house washed AND for some reason I'm needed at work- go figure!!

[Tim754]

Dont have a CL50 ,Do have options on a complete perfect condition CL70 ( Not a Dax predates those) same as picture above with the bigger bore and orange paint work. Is in roadworthy nick. Tim754

[EML]

Cheers mate, as you see from the list above I will need a long retirerment to finish all my projects but hell, what's one more.
I'll need a medical check-up to see if I'm capable of handling the big block, so what sort of dollars?

[JC]

Doc, that bike's (C2tr)in amazing condition. Looks like the TR was dual range. The C2SS (street scrambler) actually looked a lot like the F21M & would be preferable.

[MURN]

The "Kwaka" looks to be an early Taiwanese contribution to cheap motorcycling.
Daytona or Eastern Star 100cc.

Correct a Daytona (Taiwan)125 Road bike imported and sold by car racer Bob Jane in 1972.Engine is Kawa c2 120 copy. I have a one in the shed (rust never sleeps).   
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Well there you go! It's finally been put to rest, thanks Murn! Wonder what he'll do with it now?
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 If he gets excited about it he can buy mine cheap which would be good for spares.

[MX?]

Haven't heard boo since relaying your answer...........reckon it'll end up buried in the back of a shed awaiting re-discovery somewhere in the distant future.

[VMX247]

There ya go Doc, you can learn every day.

Bloody amazing alright-thanks MX? for the quote;for the old banger thread 
innteresting read
cheers Al

http://ozvmx.com/community/index.php?topic=13799.msg137680;boardseen#new

[BAHNZY]

Actually have this bike in our possession now and have started the process of bringing it back to life. There have been various posts about people having some these in the back of the garage and would be interested in hearing from you as we are in need of a few pieces. Drop me a line please as we are keen to get her all shiny again.

Rod

[SAABCOMBI]

Mark Rosenberg has got my Factory 125 1965 Kawasaki, where has mark gone. he was a great collector of Kawasaki, did he sell them all off.